Julian Branston
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Julian Branston is a novelist and poet whose debut novel, 2003's The Eternal Quest (U.S. title: Tilting at Windmills), is a fictionalized accounting Miguel de Cervantes's efforts to complete the first book of the novel Don Quixote. Branston was born on a sugar cane plantation in South America, and started writing poetry as a teenager, reading on local radio and TV. In 1976 a book, Storyteller, containing his poems, was published. He now splits his time between London and California.
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